Stories from Wednesday, November 3, 2021

October 27, 2021 - Idahoans mourn the loss of community members in Boise Towne Square Mall shooting Despite our differences, Idahoans come together to support a community in mourning following the tragic events at the Boise Towne Square Mall last Monday. We are stronger as we build each other up and remain united in supporting our friends and neighbors...

Congratulations to the following swimmers that qualified for state last week at the District Swim Championship Meet. Over the weekend we were able to add a few more swimmers to the state list with at-large bids. Here is the complete list. Maya McCray 50 free and 100 butterfly...

Our varsity football team was defeated in the first round of play-offs on Friday, Oct. 29, by Sandpoint, the #1 seed. We are proud of you and are looking forward to seeing you in action next season. State Cross Country took place at Eagle Island State Park on Friday, Oct 29. Our girls team took 9th place overall and many of our girls ran their season best times...

Last week I got to spend some time with a classroom of 5th graders! It has been a very long time since I have been in that environment and I forgot just how outspoken and unguarded children of that age can be. It was a delight to “interview” their groups and understand the various needs that they see as necessary...

10.29.21 - On October 28th, the Mountain Home Police Department initiated an investigation into threats of violence that were perceived to possibly be directed at the local junior high school (MHJHS). This investigation was based on a Snapchat media post that began circulating locally with violent threats directed to the “JHS”...

On Thursday, October 28th, traffic was held up at the corner of N 2nd E and E 2nd N momentarily by local law enforcement as Mayor Sykes, city employees, City Council Members, and guests gathered at The Hub Plaza to celebrate the completion of the Downtown Revitalization Project...

As of late last night with 12 of 12 precincts reporting. Once in the office Wednesday morning information will be followed up on. City Council- Brennen & Garvey showed highest percentage of votes. Galloska as Mayor of Glenns Ferry Roberts in for MH Rural Fire District and Jess for King Hill District...